Look up local property management, development, or residential construction companies and learn a skill set that will make you more valuable.  

With 20 years of experience and a focus on collateralized hard money loans, it sounds like you bring a lot of valuable insight to the table.

It took several 30 yard dumpsters to empty and there were no valuables recovered. 

I would start by talking to a REALLY experienced RE Broker that works for builder developers most will know where the valuable land is.

Still, I’m determined to find a path forward, leveraging my growing knowledge, resourcefulness, and willingness to work hard to make my first deal happen and to work on connecting with like-minded people who may have once been in my position. 

AI posts can feel generic for a few reasons:They often lack firsthand experience or market nuance,They overuse polished phrasing that doesn’t match how real investors talk, andThey tend to recycle common talking points without adding new perspective.Threads like this are way more valuable when people share real-world insights—what’s actually worked (or not) for them on the ground.

I may not be familiar with that area, but I'm confident you'll make valuable connections through this platform.

my own damn ability to stay out of the weeds and BS in my business and to keep working on my biz, got alot happening to me, and need to ensure it doesn't keep me from doing the valuable tasks that keep the biz turning.said it on here probably 15 times now but my never ending every day struggle is to ensure I'm working on what's important and not just what's urgent. 

I recently read through a case study on a successful ADU build & exit down in Tacoma from an investor/contractor which could be valuable for you.

Drop your insights below — let’s make this a valuable thread for everyone.